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Kentucky Man Indicted on Child Pornography Charges
The United States Attorney's Office, FBI, Office of the Attorney General and the Paris Police Department jointly announced today that Kenneth Ray Shadoan, 31, of Paris, Ky.
Professor lectures in England, Germany
Dr. Allen D. Engle Sr., professor of management at Eastern Kentucky University, recently spent three weeks in Europe, presenting at an international management conference and serving as a guest lecturer in England.
Ex-Teacher Facing More Child Pornography Charges
A former Paris math teacher has been indicted on two additional counts of possessing child pornography, this time in federal court.
Three Killed In Two Separate Accidents In Central Kentucky
It was a deadly morning Wednesday on central Kentucky roads. In Bourbon County, police said Joseph Clines, 28, of Paris went off the road while traveling on Thatchers Mill Road, and slammed into a tree.
Bourbon Co. Man Arrested On Child Porn Charges
Kentucky's Department of Criminal Investigations today announced the arrest of Larry Maitland, of Paris in Bourbon county, on five counts of possession of child pornography - a Class D felony.
Plant Nursery Raises Efficiency With RFID
Color Point is employing EPC Gen 2 passive RFID tags to track the metal carts it uses to deliver plants to Lowe's, Sam's Club and other retailers, as well as to speed up the truck-loading process.
Shack Parrish, president of Indian Creek, announced that Nicky Drion has been named farm manager of the Paris, Ky., farm.
Finishing touches being put on new stretch of U.S. 27 near Eubank
The final coat of base blacktop is being applied this week to one of the southbound lanes of new U.S. 27 between Ky.
Police Find Over 100 Marijuna Plants, Make Arrest
Kentucky State Police arrested 58-year-old Billy T. Cline of Paris, Ky., at his home after finding over 100 marijuana plants, 52 Oxycodone pills, two firearms and numerous other drug paraphernalia.
Man Faces Drug Charges In Bourbon County
A Bourbon County man is facing drug charges after police said they found drugs and weapons inside his house.
Child porn case against ex-Paris High teacher sent to grand jury
A Bourbon County District judge sent to a grand jury Wednesday the case of a former Paris High School teacher facing child pornography charges.
Inside Track: Seeking a Silver Lining
"She is just a nice, plain mare; nothing special." That is the way Don Blowe describes 16-year-old Halo Silver, a bay he purchased in 2001 to add to his small band of broodmares at Ascot Thoroughbreds, a farm he and his wife, Beth, own just north of Ontario, Canada.
As most of us know through experience, there's something wonderfully nourishing about a hot soup on a cold day.
Former Whitley man charged in porn case
Times-Tribune Staff Report Kenneth Ray Shadoan, 30, formerly of Whitley County, has been charged in a complaint filed in U.S. District Court in Lexington with possessing child pornography.
Fire Marshall Releases New Photo from Scioto County Arson Investigation
The Division of State Fire Marshal is issuing this still photo from surveillance video as part of its investigation of the May 28, 2009 fire in Wheelersburg.
Kentucky's past yields treasures
You can see history, or you can argue over dates and such, said Estill Curtis Pennington, a noted American art historian who lives outside Paris, Ky.
Former NMS teacher hit with federal pornography charges
He was cleared of sodomy charges three years ago, but things aren't looking so promising for a former Pulaski County teacher this time.
Former Paris teacher now facing federal charges
A former high school teacher is facing federal child pornography charges after police say they found about two dozen child pornography videos on a compact disc in his vehicle.
Christa Ritchie Swimsuits in all styles, shapes and colors are showing up at area boutiques and department and discount stores, with several featuring new lines and designers.
Veteran journalist offers Transy grads words of wisdom
Even in a tough economy, new graduates should be picky about whom they work for, said veteran journalist John S. Carroll, who delivered the commencement address at Transylvania University Saturday.
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